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Leadership is Connection

Norbert Netten

True leadership begins where it gets exciting. Those who have the ambition to grow must dare to look at what they would rather not see. Norbert Netten confronts, inspires, and connects.

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Specialist Subjects

1. Leadership from Connection; the 'battle' with others against yourself

Everything you encounter in others regarding the effectiveness of your leadership is a reflection of ‘something’ within yourself, both positively, when things are going well, and with people who are not easily led by you. Your effectiveness in reaching others requires looking in the mirror at how you currently maintain behavioural patterns that do not work. Norbert calls this using others as actors in your own drama. Once you understand how this works, you know what you can change to be a coaching leader for more people.

2. Connection as a foundation for collaboration; addressing everything respectfully

Collaboration from connection is a choice for caring for each other, without compromising on openness, responsibility, and decisiveness. We discuss – depending on the need – five essential collaboration skills, communication from Transactional Analysis, the Declaration of Responsibility, and we practice practical tools from The Human Element method.

3. Connection as a foundation for democracy; separating vision and suitability

Democracy requires a different type of leadership than the strong leader who ensures things happen one way or another. In a political spectrum that runs from left, through centre, to right, the ability to connect is crucial for the functioning of the whole. This is no different in organisations. However, only in democracy can politicians get a ‘job’ without demonstrable affinity with this type of organisation. It’s like hiring an authoritarian manager without the right competencies who has nothing to do with the organisation’s culture. This lecture provides insight into the confusion that arises when there is no explicit choice for leadership from connection and what that means for politicians and voters.

4. Presenting from connection, getting others on board with what is valuable to you

Presenting is essentially getting others on board with what is valuable to you and your work. Conveying that value from the inside out is what creates the connection needed for this. The people you work with – your interlocutors – unconsciously use four checks in their ‘decision’ to think along with you and agree or oppose you. Each of these checks indicates the quality of connection between you and your interlocutors and between you and yourself. If that connection is strong, you encounter willingness. If it is weak, you experience resistance. In this lecture, we discuss interactively and illustratively the four dimensions of connection, practically and personally.

Videos

Introductie Norbert Netten - Spreker | Management Trainer | Organisatie Coach

Introductie Norbert Netten - Spreker | Management Trainer | Organisatie Coach

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